Hoping Clarke can get to 100.

Will go down as one of the most inspirational centuries of all time.

God is an Englishman wrote:Are you suggesting he's got a monkey's head?

Yes.

Needs to be careful around Hartlepool.

They'll be called the sharks I guess?

That pretty much means they're WAH reincarnated.

Since when does it rain in Adelaide?

Mackem Lad wrote:I coached a club in England that played Saturday morning for a while and if more than 6 spectators turned up my lot got stage fright

Are you Peter Reid?

Nice One Cyril wrote:

ozzie owl wrote:Lots of supporters follow an FA club and a sunday league club.

If your son left his current club and moved elsewhere, where would you go on a Saturday arvo, old club or new club?

I don't have a son.. but if I did.. I would follow his new club I think.

I can't think of any football supporters I know that support one club and one club only.. Take any aussies out of this comment and I can't name 1 who supports more than 1 club I know a few English people who support the big club in their area (usually always ManUtd) and the local club near where th...

I can't think of any football supporters I know that support one club and one club only..

But the decision had been made.. it was happening and there was nothing the supporters could do.

Except create their own club that cohldn't be screwed over by a dodgy chairman.

I'm surprised you're pro the chairman moving the club to MK and not the supporters for creating their own club.

I'm going to trust the Wikipedia article on the subject as well (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relocation_of_Wimbledon_F.C._to_Milton_Keynes) which states: Wimbledon chairman Ron Noades briefly explored moving the club to Milton Keynes in 1979 The introduction of a new chairman at Wimbledon, Charles ...

I think AFC Wimbledon is everything that's right about football fans.

Rather than follow a club that was no longer the club they supported and loved.. they formed a new one, that took its place.

I think that's brilliant.

Maybe they did, but if they did then good riddance to poor supporters. However, a lot used to walk through the foot tunnel at Greenwich to the games still. We had HUGE support in those days. We moved in 1910. Going by Google maps, the walk from Wimbledon to Milton Keynes would take well over 17 hou...

Maybe they did, but if they did then good riddance to poor supporters. However, a lot used to walk through the foot tunnel at Greenwich to the games still. We had HUGE support in those days. We moved in 1910. Going by Google maps, the walk from Wimbledon to Milton Keynes would take well over 17 hou...

Correct. I loved soccer.. but there wasn't a team here I supported. I used to go and watch the occasional Adelaide City game, but wasn't really a 'supporter'. Then AUFC came along and was the team that I felt I could really support. Millwall left the Isle of Dogs in the early 1900s didn't they? I w...

I wasn't supporting anyone 11 years ago. AUFC filled a void for me. AFC Wimbledon and MK Dons is an interesting one. Are MK Dons the old Wimbledon? If Millwall picked up and moved to the other side of the city and changed their name, would they still be the Millwall you supported before? I think if...

No, definitely not. I'd probably watch Fisher when I was back home or Tunbridge Wells but couldn't support anyone. It's why I can't understand afc wimbledon or adelaide united supporters I find it strange that you don't understand why people would support a team from where they are from. Who did th...

It's happened a few times in England.. with a few clubs folding and a Phoenix clubs rising to take their place.

And happens every couple of months in Russia..

What would you do? Would you support another team?

Stuckey wrote:Yeah sad Djite and Malik have had their season interrupted with injury.
How does Taggart get a call up he is yet to play for Fulham yet?
I hope Juric sets the training camp alight and is a key figure in games. Playing someone like him upfront is important IMO.

Because he's a good player?

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Stitch This wrote:

wizard wrote:Good gesture.

How many gestures do you need?

This is the first from the Australian Cricket team/supporters?

And as many as people see fit.

Would rather my club came from a hell hole than a posh area of town to be honest.

God is an Englishman wrote:

wizard wrote:I am when we win, yes.

and you have the cheek to comment about the Millwall Clup Shop, take a look around your own club. One of the most pikey areas in the country.

I was just reading about that today actually.

People don't have many nice things to say about Nottingham.

I am when we win, yes.

1-1 with Charlton. Not really good enough.

And Derby being top makes it even worse.
If Leicester stay up and Derby go up as well, that will be horrible.

Good gesture.

The Ghost Inside - Dear Youth.

Phenomenal album. I can't get enough.

Slinky_Pete wrote:

God is an Englishman wrote:I always buy my Millwall stuff from Millwall FC. Who the shiraz else sells it?

Some pikeys in their caravans before the game.

That sounds like the official Millwall club shop to me.

Nice One Cyril wrote:

Derek wrote:Absolute shite.

It's time!

Good team, Stoke

Nice to see Crouchy's still got it

I really like Stoke.

Good to see NUFC doing well. Always had a bit of a soft spot for them.